Actor Katherine Ryanwhich was a Meghan Markle Supporter, seems to have a change of heart about the Duchess of Sussex.

She questioned Meghan’s childhood accounts about her podcast and said that the history of the former actress was changing.

Katharine Ryan also rejected the name change of Meghan Markle to “Sussex” as a means of retaining royal ties.

Ryan, who previously expressed his support for Meghan, now reassessed his position after watching his last Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan”.

The actor described the kitchen show in eight games as “manicured and very forced”.

Speaking on her podcast “Tell everyone”, she admitted: “I liked Meghan Markle. I was hitting Meghan Markle … although she is very Hollywood – even for me – and I don’t like that in people.”

“I see now, and maybe these are the projects she chooses, it feels like she lied to know if she knew who Prince Harry was, and these details on her childhood change and does not add up,” added Ryan, according to the New York Post.

Ryan expressed skepticism with regard to some of Meghan’s declarations, especially with regard to his education.

“She said on her new Netflix show that they ate television dinners growing up, but then in an old interview, she was like” we would eat fresh farm. “All his act seems very well maintained and very forced,” said Ryan.

Ryan also shared that even if she does not believe that Meghan is a “bad person”, she thinks that the star of “costumes” likes to be part of the elite of celebrities.

The actress said that the duchess “likes to make fun of celebrities and that she wanted the hundred million dollars contract and that she loves the fact that she is married to a prince”.

“Of course. But I would prefer that someone looks at this and that I am like, Oh my God, I was on” costumes “and now I am married to a prince,” noted Ryan. “I prefer that this act of: Oh, I am so humble.”

Despite the mixed reactions, Meghan’s show has already been renewed for a second season. However, Ryan thinks that his success may not be entirely organic.

“People observe it, however,” said Ryan. “Who knows what Netflix does? They are intelligent – that they like something or hate something, everything that makes them watch more episodes.”

She then speculated on the platform strategy.

“If it was Netflix’s intention, to be like, Messers Meghan under the bus where even the people who really loved her turn around … not against her, but … she just does not seem to be the kind of girl with whom I would like to be friends. It is too well maintained, it’s too beige.”

In “With Love, Meghan”, Meghan clearly told her friend the actress Mindy Kaling that she no longer knows “Meghan Markle” but rather prefers “Meghan Sussex”.

Although she says that the name change was to align with her children’s surname, Ryan shared that she was not convinced.

“Let’s be honest on the reasons why you choose Sussex,” said Ryan without sure blow. “It’s a way to hang on to the Duchess of Sussex.”

The actor also weighed on the wider subject of name changes after marriage.

She noted: “I think less of women who change their name anyway, to correspond to the name of their husband – unless you have discussed on this subject and unless you have discussed this decision with equality.”

Meanwhile, Netflix leaders do not call “with love, Meghan” a major success, because new data suggest that the program has had trouble capturing the same audience as the previous projects of Meghan.

According to the Daily mailThe internal streaming giant characters reveal that viewers are much more committed when Meghan appears alongside Prince Harry.

Despite the initial buzz, the series of cooking in eight games attracted only a fraction of the public who listened to “Harry & Meghan” in 2022.

In his first five days, “With Love, Meghan” was watched by around 526,000 households, according to Samba TV, significantly lower than the 2.1 million who watched “Harry & Meghan” within the same period.

Interestingly, the show was more successful in Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia than in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.

In the Baltic nations, he ranked like the seventh show most watched on Netflix, while in North America and Great Britain, he was seated at number ten.

He has already abandoned the top ten in many other countries. Demographic data suggest that “with love, Meghan” resonated most of them with viewers aged 45 to 54, contrasting the broader attraction of his previous projects.

While Netflix remains tight on the question of whether the show met internal expectations, an initiate admitted: “It is not a successful success”.